"certain specific conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a set of conditions that are clearly defined and known. Example: In order to receive a refund, there are certain specific conditions that must be met, such as presenting a valid receipt and returning the item within 30 days.
It is however, also precipitated in the presence of K+ ions under certain specific conditions.
These are manufactured from renewable resources and some of these bioproducts are compostable under certain specific conditions.
2d 83, 83 (D.D.C. 1999) (noting that the FDAMA permits a drug manufacturer to disseminate enduring materials under certain specific conditions).
The report suggests that, if the UK had stood by its support for the war only on certain specific conditions, "this would [not] have led to a lasting change in the UK's relationship with the US".
It has been shown that the model reduces to the existing models under certain specific conditions which are defined in terms of the width of the reaction zone.
In short, history as well as contemporary empirical research tells us that a government-centered model, except under certain specific conditions such as wartime, will generally stifle corporate development.
IciA is therefore not considered as a general replication inhibitor, but is thought to act under certain specific growth conditions.
The tension-dependent local disassembly of actin filaments by cofilin presumably works under certain specific physiological conditions.
The present study aimed to evaluate OF in anaemic dogs with and without IMHA and in dogs with certain specific clinical conditions for which an increased osmotic fragility has already been described in human studies or in experimental studies.
Our findings suggest that participation in MT-training is as a whole associated with task-irrelevant plasticity (i.e., neural changes are not limited to certain specific task conditions) in regions and the network that are assumed to play roles in MT as well as diverse higher-order cognitive functions.
The "acupoints" for the major organs and certain specific complaints or conditions, including alcoholism, depression, insomnia and hunger, are situated somewhere in the middle.
